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Real people. Brighter tomorrows.

Hospitality workers carry a lot—on and off the clock. Serving Up Support connects people across our industry with practical pathways to mental-health care, food and housing support, financial and recovery resources, help for parents and caregivers, veterans, LGBTQIA+ community members, and more. We gather trusted options from across communities so every worker can find support that meets them where they are.

Because a stronger hospitality community starts with support for the whole person.

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Serving Up Support is not emergency, crisis, or therapy care. If there is immediate danger, call 911. For 24/7 crisis support, call or text 988.

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Hospitality people · Maine

A stronger hospitality community starts with people feeling seen and supported.

What we do

Support that meets the whole hospitality community.

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A curated Maine directory for mental health, recovery, community care, and hospitality-specific support.

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Mindful practices

Realistic wellness support for busy shifts.

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Workplace guidance

Recovery-friendly practices for hospitality teams.

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A calm, considered place for confirmed community news—shared when it is ready, useful, and relevant to Maine's hospitality community.

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New posts will appear here after details are confirmed.

The bulletin is ready for announcements, events, resources, and partner updates. Until there is something verified to share, we are keeping this space clear rather than filling it with unconfirmed information.

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People make this possible.

Volunteers, advocates, partners, and hospitality businesses are helping create a culture where it is easier to ask, listen, and connect people to care.

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A practical next step can start here.

If you are looking for a referral path, community connection, workplace guidance, advocacy conversation, or volunteer opportunity, begin with a private request.

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We will direct your message through a confidential support pathway. Please do not share anything you would not feel safe sending by email.

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